Charlene Choi and Chapman To Have One Night Stand in “Let Go for Love”
Romantic comedy film Let Go for Love <放手爱> has finished post-production and is awaiting its release in cinemas across Chinese-language regions in the next few months. Bringing artists from China, Hong Kong, and Taiwan together, Let Go for Love stars an ensemble cast that features Charlene Choi (蔡卓妍), Chapman To (杜汶澤), Nian Xian’er (念贤儿), Alice Luo (洛诗),Tang Guozhong (唐国忠), and Huang Yali (黄雅莉).
Let Go for Love narrates the romantic stories of several young cosmopolitan couples, and how their different attitudes about love lead them towards unforeseen endings. Charlene stars as Zhang Yue, an editor of a fashion magazine who becomes an unlikely bickering pair with gym manager Chen Qi (Chapman To) after having a one-night stand. Just as the couple are beginning to set their differences aside to be together, Yue’s former boyfriend He Jun mysterious pops up in her life again.
To hype up the film, the studios recently held a promotional event for the film via Weibo and other social media websites to engage netizens in a discussion about love – should one let go of everything to love, or should one let go of love to be free? The studios also gathered many opinions from college students across the country to participate in a video where they can profess their love to their family members and close ones in unique ways.
The promotional campaign for Let Go for Love has attracted many netizens to participate, and the film’s topics on love have been trending considerably on Weibo. The studios of Let Go for Love expressed that they hope to be able to inspire younger generation of the 80s and 90s to maintain their search for love despite having to go through the ongoing pressures of society.
Directed by Zhang Min (张敏), Let Go for Love will premiere in mainland China on March 28, 2014.
“Let Go for Love” Trailer
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Source: QQ.com
This article is written by Addy for JayneStars.com.
It almost seems like it has become common practice to star HK Cantonese actors/actresses in films and then dub over their voices. I understand the money’s in China now, but the whole dubbing things sucks. Why not just have Mandarin speaking actors/actresses in the movie instead??
it’s also vice versa-why is there mandarin speaking people doing hk movies and dub over their voices?
Charlene looks really pretty in this movie and it sounds interesting too. Chapman is so much slimmer now compared to him in the movie. Can’t wait to watch the movie!
Cant wait to see Charlene again on bigscreen! I dont understand what so good about Chapman?? he is so annoying in every movie lol
the dubbing is really badly done. the 45 degree joke totally lost its meaning when translated into mandarin.
That’s really disgusting.bad example for youth
I prefer one night stand with Gillian Ah Qiu anytime. Charlene Ah Sa has no sex appeal, no nothing.
Oh Gillian, yummy delicious.